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Answer» I had just bought and received this computer on Saturday and I am already experiencing issues where I cannot operate effectively at all. I was hoping someone COULD help me diagnose and fix the problem. Here's the notes: Spoiler subsystem app ...You meant spooler subsystem, right? Have you installed any printer(s)? What does it show in Devices and Printers? I'm using avast with my Windows 8 laptop; its an HP model. I wouldn't delay resolving this. I had a problem when I made the initial purchase for my HP laptop. I was burning a set of recovery discs from the recovery partition. This required 6 discs. After burning the 1st 4 discs, the DVD-RW drive stopped working. I had purchased the computer from a local OfficeMax store and the problem I encountered happened within the store's 14 day return or exchange policy. So, I took it back to the store and GOT an exchange and have had no problems with the replacement. If I had not returned the computer to the store within that 14-day time frame, I would have had to pursue the issue with HP and I believe that would have been a MUCH bigger hassle. Yes, my phone changed spooler to spoiler. I'm trying to resolve this prior to sending it back due to the fact that I desperately need it for my classes. below i listed all of the devices. Thank you for your response, all help is appreciated Adobe PDF MICROSOFT xps document writer PDF creator Fax Np13e184f (go laserjet p2055dn) Send to onenote 2013 Go laser jet p205x service pcl6 class driver PDF architect Well, since it's under warranty, call the manufacturer's technical support. If they want to try a remote connection to your computer, I'd allow it in this case. Boot into safe mode, go to the desktop. hold down the windows logo key and press the R key in the open box type in, msconfig then click on OK. From in there go to services and check the box to hide all Microsoft services. Then go to startup and disable everything. Reboot. Does it still happen? Yes - either system restore your computer to an earlier checkpoint, or restore to factory settings and start again or take it back. No - start adding in the services a few at a time and keep rebooting and checking. When it starts happening then disable those last few services you start one at a time until you pinpoint the problem. If you manage to get it working fine with all the services running do the same thing with your startup programs.I reinstalled windows, all is fine now. Thanks for your help |
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